Joel Stein, Here's Your House
Tuesday, September 4, 2007, by Dakota
Despite Joel Stein's reluctance to devalue his home by putting in a urinal, homes with the tidy piss bowls do in fact exist. Courtesy of an astute reader, we present this Silver Lake 1924-era Spanish Bungalow listed for $549,000. Would it more expensive if there was no urinal? Who cares! We salute you home owner for throwing resell caution to the wind and putting in a urinal--you've got balls!
· Robinson Bungalow [MLS]
· Urinals: Unloved by home buyers [Curbed LA]
Joel Stein looks great in bike shorts AND what about WATERLESS urinals. Those are all the eco rage lately. http://store.simonsny.com/dumcwaur.html
I totally want one so I can stop gettin yelled at for leaving the seat up.
Opposition to urinals is totally unfounded. And for women who bitch and moan about men leaving the seat up, pissing on the seat, splashing urine and toilet water on the floor surrounding the toilet, urinals are a major boon!
There are some really fancy waterless/low-water urinals in Europe that actual look very aesthetically pleasing. I wonder if there will be a urinal movement for eco-hounds.
When we built our house 10 yrs ago my husband got his urinal & I have never dealt w/a wet butt in the middle of the night again. Its the best gift to women. Q: Who left the seat up in this picture?
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